45 Days Project Based Summer Training in Jaipur

Linux world informatics Pvt. Ltd. is an ISO 9001:2008 certified proficient Information Technology and Computer Science Training & Development Company, working towards the best career prospect of the growing engineers.

Linux world informatics Pvt. Ltd specializes in providing training on various technologies namely:

Devops

Docker

Chef

Big Data Hadoop Deployment

OpenStack Cloud Computing

BIG DATA using Hadoop

Openstack

PHP

RedHat Linux using PHP

Cisco Networking Design and Deployment

Cisco and RedHat Linux

Hacking

Develop Hacking & Linux

Python

Android Apps Development

Oracle

Java Core

NET

JSP

Speech Control and Voice

Configure RedHat Linux

Platforms offered during BTech Summer Training for Students: Big Data Hadoop I Cloud Computing IRHCSA I RHCE I RHCSS I RHCVA I RHCA I PHP I CCNA I CCNP I Firewall I Perl I Shell Scripting and many more to go….

1. Project Certificate from LinuxWorld Informatics Pvt Ltd.
2. Learn from Industry Experts having 13+ years of experience.
3. Life Time Membership Card – Life Time Support
4. 24 x 7 Lab Facility
5. Practical Exposure by getting hands-on experience at our well defined labs during Summer Training in Jaipur

B. Management Benefits:

1. CV Building during Summer Training at Jaipur
2. Assistance in preparing Summer Training Project Report
3. Guidance for Presentation to be submitted at college level (PPT)
4. Familiarizing with tips and techniques to overcome the fear to face the interviews & group discussions.
5. Mock Group Discussions will be conducted
6. Grooming Sessions and much more to go.

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About Linuxworld Informatics

LinuxWorld ('LW') is an organization working dedicatedly towards development on latest trending technologies namely Cloud Computing, BigData Hadoop, OpenStack and much more to go. Are you ready to explore, develop, deploy & administer OpenStack as a whole ? LW offers in-house and corporate trainings on all the Cloud related technologies.Contact me if you have any questions or requests. Sincerely, LinuxWorld